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With one day to go, El Salvador preps for bitcoin introduction. Meanwhile, just a pebble’s skip away, Cuba now recognises cryptocurrency, and is New York poised to become the crypto capital of the US?

Ethereum’s London hard fork went live on Thursday 5 August with five new Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIP). Strap in as we give the London hard fork our undivided attention. This one’s a biggy.

It’s fifty shades of adoption as institutions across industries respond to consumer demand for crypto. A lot happened in crypto last week. Here’s our pick of the best stories to come from it.

There’s growing interest in cryptocurrency payments among major retailers, Twitter is getting into crypto mining, and there’s good news for Cool Valley residents, and more. Here are the top stories to come from last week

Messi kicks for crypto, Singapore finally heading towards regulation, and bitcoin goes to the movies. A lot happened in crypto last week, here’s out pick of the best stories to come from it.

Ethereum’s biggest update in six years went off without a hitch, Latin America continues its love affair with Bitcoin, and more… Here’s our picks of the biggest headlines.

It was a healthy week in the markets, with positive news flowing from the crypto gates. There’s a new high water mark in adoption, a sturdy uptick in hash rate, and Elon is counting his Bitcoin. Here are the week’s biggest headlines.

It was a week of wows, with rumours abound that the world’s biggest retailer could integrate Bitcoin payments and a social media giant announcing the cryptocurrency’s pivotal role in its future. Meanwhile, Jackson, Tennessee, is looking to become the industry’s main hub, and could Tesla be about to pull a U-turn on its bitcoin policy? It was all happening last week; here’s our rundown of the biggest stories.

It was another quiet week in the crypto markets, but adoption shows no sign of slowing. There was a new crypto bill proposed in Paraguay, Fidelity has started preparing for more institutional adoption, and Apple’s bitcoin rumours swirled. There was…

When you send bitcoin, you aren’t really moving it between addresses. The bitcoin is essentially stored in a digital vault where it stays regardless of the owner. When you send bitcoin, what you’re actually doing is changing the locks to fit the recipient(s)’s key rather than your own.

After another week of trading sideways, you’d be forgiven for thinking bitcoin has gotten boring. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. We had big retail adoption, more news from South America, and yet another historical NFT.

While movement in the crypto markets last week was fairly limited, there was still plenty to talk about: the internet was sold to the highest bidder, George Soros hopped on the Bitcoin bandwagon, and India is heading to the moon thanks to a massive spike in crypto investment.